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Grammar

Includes all the devices by which words communicate meaning by:


-sequence -Intonation


-prefixes -Loudness


-suffixes -Verb Forms


-Pronouns - Negations


-Prepositions - Articles

Dynamic Perception

Focuses on movement and change


-Babies work to master the next motor skill.

People preference

-Innate attraction to other humans


Babies recognize regular caregivers and expect certain affordances from them. (ie: Food, Comfort Etc.)

Affordance

An opportunity for perception and interaction that is offered by a person, place or object in the environment. (what the environment can "afford" or offer)

Naming Explosion

A sudden inc. in an infants vocab, especially in the number of nouns, that begins abt 18 mths.


-some cultures do not value verbal fluency, so they speak (Less) to their children. (Equador and Otavalos)


-Infants vary on speech depending on their language and the use of verbs and nouns. (eg: more nouns/fewer verbs)

Holophrase

A single word that is used to express a complete meaningful thought.



-All new talkers say names and utter holophrases.

Deferred Imitation

when infants copy behavior they noticed hrs or days earlier.

Information Processing Theory

Theorists believe that a step-by-step description of mechanisms of thought adds insight to our understanding of cognition at every age.



-contrast w/ Piagets Stages.